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Serpell’s engagement with grief grows in its layering as Wayne slips trickily into the first person previously occupied by Cassandra.

In 1993, a neighbor named Kay Rood, who ran a nearby framing shop, began organizing neighbors to demand — and, more trickily, find funding for — a park renovation.

It was a lesson in how empathy and compartmentalization can trickily coexist: How fandom, for many, isn’t strictly contingent on sharing your favorite athlete’s politics.

Instead, Shirley centers the author’s artistic brilliance, Dickinson revels in the poet’s real creative confidence, The Great trickily extricates the contradictions of the Enlightened despot’s position.

It turned out to be not a book at all but a wooden box trickily carved and painted to look like a calf-bound volume.